< He will keep the current low income and investment tax rates and pursue tax reform that supports the wage-earners and job creators who make this economy run. To help American companies compete in international markets and keep jobs in this country, John McCain will reduce the corporate tax rate from the second highest in the world to one on par with our trading partners.>>
So, you are kocher with paying a higher consumption tax and/or employee wage tax?
Wage growth slows for most workers between 2000 and 2005
One of the most important problems in the current economy is that, despite strong growth in labor productivity, hourly wages for most workers are not keeping pace with inflation. The source of the problem: a one-two punch of slower nominal wage growth for middle- and low-wage workers and faster inflation.
Though the decline in jobs ended in the second half of 2003, even today slack remains in the job market.
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interesting
thanks for your input, i appreciate it.
-Kristen
< He will keep the current low income and investment tax rates and pursue tax reform that supports the wage-earners and job creators who make this economy run. To help American companies compete in international markets and keep jobs in this country, John McCain will reduce the corporate tax rate from the second highest in the world to one on par with our trading partners.>>
So, you are kocher with paying a higher consumption tax and/or employee wage tax?
"You might have been but the rest of the country wasn't.
KAREN
"whether they'll buy food and clothes or buy drugs."
KAREN
I do not have to speak for the rest of the country the article says it right out.
http://money.cnn.com/2008/03/07/news/economy/jobs_february/index.htm
The world does expand past you, your family and your friends.
>>>How can people create more jobs if consumers are not buying?
The rest of the country's real wages declined, so I think pp was "speakly for the rest of the country.
http://www.epi.org/content.cfm/webfeatures_snapshots_20060111
Wage growth slows for most workers between 2000 and 2005
One of the most important problems in the current economy is that, despite strong growth in labor productivity, hourly wages for most workers are not keeping pace with inflation. The source of the problem: a one-two punch of slower nominal wage growth for middle- and low-wage workers and faster inflation.
Though the decline in jobs ended in the second half of 2003, even today slack remains in the job market.
They are more likely to need it and spend it which will push the money back into the economy.
Susan
Susan
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People are suppose to receive the full rate they paid out with interest added.
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